Originally posted by Michael W Richards
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Originally posted by caz
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I went on to ask how she planned to defend herself if she knew he was the Whitechapel fiend. Obviously if she had no intention of turning in sailorman and had no idea he meant her harm, my question wouldn't apply.
Assuming is fine for discussion, but not so good if presented as fact. Assuming Kate, Liz and Mary were soliciting when they meet their killer(s) is valid as a topic for discussion, but when presented as the most probable or likely scenario to people who want the actual truth... not merely the truth as perceived by the individual poster..then it becomes misleading.
Serial killers I believe are by definition guilty of more than 3 murders, yes?... and since we cant even link 1 canonical death to 1 person, or prove that only 1 person was responsible for any of the deaths, I would agree with the philosophy that almost all discussion of serial killings on this site should be limited to General Discussion. Perhaps when we have linked 2 murders with one person we might speculate some more on that train of thought, but its unwarranted at this point when discussing who killed any of the five women dubbed the Canonical Group.
Love,
Caz
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